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... otherwise—but simply ou the ground that he came forward as the Attorney-General the Whig Government Several gentlemen were named as possible or probable candidates— Liberal, Whig, Conservative, and Liberal-Conservative. All shades of politics were represented ...
... different sections of the trade. Only small lots of Dutch have yet been on the market, the chief supply being in Riga.—Northern Whig. BANK OF ENGLAND (from thk London gazette or LAST fight.) account pursuant to the act 7th and Vic, cap. for the week ending ...
... Frings, Professor Gordon, Dr. Johnston, Dr. Patterson, Mr. Porter, Barrister; Lieut Miller, Mr. Sinclair, jun., &c.âNorthern Whig. A Disagreeable Disappointmentâ Portadown, Thursday Evening.âPublic expectation has been for some time on the qui rive ...
... that they would feel iu the jury-box that they were tioli.ing battle the Constitution against Catholic Attorney Oeneial and Whig Government— and that, therefore, they would feel it duty acquit their brethren in the dock, regardless ol the evidence. There ...
... committee composed of many of the Irish members of parliament, and several influential gentlemen. Protestants and Catholics, Whigs, Conservative*, and Independents have determined celebrating the festival of their national saint in spirit of friendly brotherhood ...
... find no suffivient vent, they have up charge—as an ery boy picks stoge—«n to the expe- at the head of the Attorney-General The Whig then gues intu details, demor ondent that the scandalous of the attacks bat, never- Orange press and the perfect fairness of ...
... bis Whig nominee, Mr. Grove. wiser il not sadder man than his patron, Mr. Grove fled before bis Conservative opponent, and Colonel Bathurst was returned unopposed. The next instance was in Aberdeenshire, Lord Aberdeen had been the head of a Whig Ministry ...
... the Law Officers in the least degree needs our vindication. It beyond the possibility of assault, and agree with the Northern Whig, whose local position and high character make it authority, that “the “ moderation and temper, and scrupulous fait“ ness with ...
... Diplomatic service. Government did not at etary. opposition ; but Lord John Russell, seeing tl crease of an evil which threatens Whigs and | alike, raised a watning voice against the desi a larger expenditure on the Diplomatic service: to the “*T am sorry to ...
... I-aw Officers in the least degree needs our vindication. It is beyond the possibility of assault, and agree with the Northern Whig, whose local position and high character make it an authority, that “the moderation and temper, and scrupulous fair“ ness with ...
... iscomposed of many of the Irish.members of parliament, and of several. iniluential gentlemen. . Protestants and Catholics, Whigs, Conservatives, and. Ineipendents have Ir determined on1 celebrating the festival of thbir national ?? saint in a L-pirit of ...
... milt ogoiads la. joy, sad his Us WWI at Ihis Voissii) rase. mai. THE RECO= CROWN PROSECUTIONS AT ARMAGH. (nom tea NC/11VMM WHIG. Tbempirit of the rule forbids the expression of feeling la & of justice is capable of a wider eaten. son, sod Right joidly ...